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Lok Sabha Debates LOK SABHA DEBATES (FIFTH SERIES) Vol. I f March 19 to April 2. M ljPhalguna 28, h 9 2 to I haltra 12, 1893 (Saka)] ( * * C f f j 2& /e ! * / First seuieo, 1971/1892-93 (Saka) (Vol. I contains Nos. 1-12) LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI (ORIGINAL ENGLISH PI.OCEBDINGS INCLUDED IN ENGLISH VBRSION AND ORIGINAL HINDI PltOCBBDINGS INCLUDED IN HINDI VBltSION WILL DB TB.BATID AS AUTBOlUTATIVE AND NOT THE TltANSLATIONTHEREOF.J CONTENTS [Fifth Series, Vol. 1-M arch 19, 1971/Phalguna 28,1892 (Saka) No. / - Friday, March 1 9 ,1971IPhalgum 28, M 2 (Saka) Columns List of Members Elected to Lok Sabba 3 (Laid on the Table) Panel of Chairmen 3 Members Sworn 4 -16 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS FIFTH LOK SABHA Bhagirath Bhanwar, Shri (Jhabua) Bhainora,Shri Nathu Ratn (Tikarogarh) Abdul Shafi. Shri (Chanda) Bhandare. Prof. R.D. (Bombay Central) Aba TaJeb, Chowdhury (Murshidabad) Bharat Singh, Shri (Dhar) Achat Singh, Shri (Agra) Bhargava, Shn Bashvvcshwar Nath Afzalpurkar, Shri Dharamrao (Ajmer) Sharanappa (Guibarga) Bhargavi, Shnmati K (Adoor) Agarwal, Shri Shrikmhna (Mohasamund) Bha«>ahcb, Shri T S. Mansmhji (Broach) Agarwal, Shri Virendra (Moradabad) Bhatia, Shri Durga Das (Amritsar) AgarwaJa, Shri Kiinwld Prasad (Tc/pur) BhaUaJwryyd, Shri Chnpalertdu Ahracd, Shn I\A (Barpcta) (Giudih) Alagcsan Mudaliar, Shn O.V. (Tiruttam) Bhatiacharyya, Shri Dinondra Nath Ambesh, Shri Chhatra Fan (Ftroxabad) (Scrampoic) Anand Singh, Sliri (Gonda) Bhatiacharyya, Shri Jagadish (Ghatal) Ankmecdu Miganti, Shri (Ciudivada) Bhattacharyya. Shri Shyarnaprasanna Appalanaidu, Shri S R A.S (AnakapaJli) (Ulubcria) Arvmd V ishraniMngh.Shri (Ranker) Bhaura, Shri Bhan Singh (Bhatinda) Austin, Shri Henr> (Frnakulam) Bhccshmadcv, Shri M. (Nagarkurnool) Awadcnh Chandra Singh, Shri Bhuvaralian, Shn G. (Mcttur) (Farrukhahad) Birendcr Singh Ran, Shri Azad< Shn Bhagwat JUa (Bhagalpur) (Mahendragarh) A/17 Iman, Shri (Mirzaput) Basu, Shri Jyotirmoy (Diamond Harbour) B Brahman, Shri Rattan Lai (Darjeeling) Brahmanandji, Swami (Hamirpur) Babunath Singh, Shri (Surguja) Bnj Raj Singh, Shri (Jhalawar) Bade, Shn Ramthandra (Khaqsom*) Bufa Singh, Shri (Rupar) Badtu Ram, Shn (Bahrcuch) Bahuguna, Snri Hemwati Nandan C (Allahabad) Bajpai, Shri Vidya Dhar (Amethi) Chaklcshwar Singh (Mathura) Bttlakmhnan, Shri K. (Ambaiapuzha) Chanda, Shnmati Jyotsna (Cachar) BaUthandayutham, Shri K. Chandra Shekhar Singh, Shri (Jehanabad) (Coimbatore) Chandrakar, Shii Chandulal (Durg) Banarnah Babu, Shri (Sumbfttpu r) Chandrappan, Shri C.K. (Tellichcrry) Banerjee, Shnmati rattkuj (Hew Delhi) Chandrc Gowda, Shri D.B. Bancru, Shri S.M'fltatynt) v , , ^Chikamagalur) Barman, Shri RasbtfKfca Mat* ■ ' * J ' Irika Prasad, Shri (Ballta) (Baluraghat) ' 'v < , « itlerjce, Shri Somnath (Burdwan) Barua, Shri Bedalxtttgtt Chaturvedi, Shri Rohan Lai (Kiah) Barupaf, Shri Panna L« (jEto Chaudhari, Shri Amarsmhbhai Zmabhai Basappa, Shri Kondajjt (Chitradurga) (Mandvi) Baasayya, Shn Sidrame*h$a* Swatny Chaudhary, Shri Nitiraj Singh Daulat (KoppaT) Singh (Hoshangabad) Basumatary,5hri Dhamidhar Chaudhry, Shri lshwar (Gaya) (Kokrajhar) Chavan, Shri Dajisaheb Rarnrao (Karad) Badakumar, Shri Pratap Ganga Deb Chavan, Shri Y.B. (Satara) (Angul) Chavda, Shri Khemchandbhai Somabhai Berwa, Shn Onkar Lai (Kota) (Pat an) Besra, Shri Satya Charan (Dumka) Chawla, Shri Amar Nath (Delhi Sadar) Bhagat, Shri Bali ram (Shahabad) Chellachami, Shri A.M. (Tenkasi) Bhagat, Shri H.K.L, (Fast Delhi) Chhotelat, Shn (ChaiJ) («) Chitnbabu, Shn C (Chmgleput) Dutta, Shfl Biren (Tiipura West) Choudhan, Shn Bhmiappa \ Happa Dwivedi, Shn Nageshwar (MachhJishahr) (Bitapur) Choudhuri, Shn Tnbib (Bethampore) G Choudbury, Shn Momtil Haquc (Dhubri) Gaekwad, Shn Fafchsmhroo Chhuttenlal, Shri (Sawai Madhopui) Pratapsmhraa (Baroda) Gandhi, Shnmati Indira (Rai Bareli) u Gancsh. Shri K R, (Andaman and Nicobar Islands) paga, Shn Mao I Chand (Pah) Ganga Peu, Sbnmati (Mohaolalganj) Dagoji, Shrj Thakar Kmhnarao Gartha, Shri Pevmder Singh (I udhiana) (Chimur) Gargishankar Ranikmhna Shn Palbir Smgh ShutSusa'i (Chhtmtauto) Pahp Sjn«h Shn (Outrt Ptlhi) Gautam, Shn Chintaman Rao Uamada Shnlaxmau kakadsa (Baiaghat) (Dabanu) Gaul, Shn Tuk.u mi Hum * (Nindurbar) Pamani. Shu Surairatan I KcKlund Gas am I Hu, Rawnta iJaipur) (Sholapur) Gendi Singh Shu tPadMutia) Paudawaic. Pioi Madhu <U mpur) Georgo, Shn A C iMukandapuiann Pailiai i SuirH Shn i( 1o>tu iTpaO Gcmge, Shu \ajkt> (kottavam) Pas, Shu ^nandi < 'wian (J Mpw) Ghosh, Shnma \ Hibtu (\ »hidv.»p) Pa*, Shn Dhumdhar iMautuidai) ()hot^li Stir Pi I'hant kumat (R.in<ht) Pas Shi i Ketmpada (kusliru Na^ar) Cun, Shu S B <\* ins H pjuvthowdhuiy Shu Bk (( onth Bctur) (mi, Shn \ai iIimu J>tni\kt,r (Pamoh) Pcb, Shu Pasai-uht tlnpura \ a**!) <»odaja. Shn Mini Him *H jss t*> Pet\cekan, Shi M (kiMaU.fti.Iuj Oocnkn, Shn Rn »ui(h tVid»s»hi> Pco Shn Pa/Utp Keshan <k ilalundi) Shu Tarun Hot hat t Poo, Shu Rjf Raj Si igh (UoUngir) Ookhaic Shn H in Kaiiuchattdra Pco, Sbri Shankar Niarayan Singh (Bombay Ninth VVf si) (Bank ura,I Ctomango, Shrt Bha^itafhi (koraput) pcsu, Shn (handulal <■ huuilul Gopal, Shn ^k uu*-) (Sabarkantha* iiopalan, Shn A K (Palghat) Pcsau Shn Dlurnu Singh Padubhai Gaswami, Shri Pincsh Chandra (kairiO (Gauhan) Peasi, Shu Motaiji (Surati Gotkbtnde, Shrt GinapaU Tukaiatn Defthmukh, Shn knshna Oulab (Sanglt) (Amravati) Goundcr Shn (' K Chmnarau Deshmukh, Sht* Slmaji Rao Shankar (Tiruppattur) Rao (ParabhanO Qvwteh Shri T Thmhagin Phamankar. Shn Krishna Vananaih (Bhtwandi) fJDtt$f1^d<laba!pnr) Dhan Shah, Shri (Shahdol) _.fi^4litha(Nil8ins) Dh&ndapant, Shri C I (Din phana, Shn Mohan (Poona' (AJ.pore) Pharma* » Smgh, Shu (Barh) Sbft (Pa/ilka) phatavngai Singh, Shri (Shahbad) DhdiOA, Shn Gurdial Singh (Tarao II Taran) Phusia, Shn Aiwnt Prasad (Bash) Haidar, Shu Madhuryva (Mathurapur) Ptgvijoy Naiam Smgh, Shu (Hajipur) Haider, Shri Krishna CiiandraT pwcsh Singh, Shn (Praupgarh) pikshii, Shri Gangacharan (Khafldwa) Hatncndra Sfflgh. Shn (Bhilwara) Dixit, Shri Jagdish Chandra (Sifapur) Hans, Shri Subcdh Chandra Dube, Shri Jwala Prasad ji Vishambhar (Midnapore) Pas (Bhandaia) Hanumamhaiah, Shn 1C. (Bangalore) puraira^u, Shti A. (Perarabalur) Hart Kishore Stogh, Shn (Puri) (iii) Hari Prasad, Shri (Alwar) Kamble, Shri Nivrutti Satvaji Hari Singh, Shri (Khuija) (Paudharpur) Hashim, Shri M.M. (Secundciabad) Kamble, Shn Tulshiiam Dash rath Hazra. Shri Manoranjan (Arambagh) (Latur) Hira Lai, Shri (Banswara) Karan Singh, Dr. (Udhampur) Hero, Shn NUel Tnom (Kbunh) Kara\ irappa, Shn Kotiashetti Appya (Belgaum) 1 Kami Singh, Dr. (Bikaner) Kasture, Shn Arjun Shripat (Khemgaon) Ishaque. Shri A.K.M. (Basirhat) Kathamuthu, Shri M. (Nagapattinam) Kaulr Shnmati Sheila (Lucknow) Kavdc, Shii Bhanudas Kamchandra i (Nasik) Kedar Nath Singh, Shri (Sultanpur) Jadcja, Shti Daulalsinhji Piatapsinhji Kcvichusa, Shri A (Nagaland) (Jamnagar) Khadilkar, Shri Raghunaih Keshav JafTer SharifT, Shii C.K, (Kanakapura) (Baramati) Jagjiwan Ram, Shii (Su»aram) Khan, Shri Zulfiquar All (Rarnpur) Jamilur Rahman. Shu (Kislunganj) Kinder Lai, Shri (Hardoi) Janardhanan, Shi i C. (Trichur) Kiruttinan, Shii T. (Sivaganja) Jeyalukshmi, Shmnan (Sivakasj) Kisku. Shri A. K. (Jha rg rant) Jha, Shn Bhogcndra (JamagaO Kotoki, Shii IJIadhai (Nowgong) Jha, Shn Chuanjib (Sahara) Krishna Kumari, Shnmati (Jodhpur) Jha, Shn Vmoda N.md (Daibkanga) Krishna, Shri S. M. (Mandya) Jharkhumle Kai, Shri (CJIiom) Krishnan, Shn L. R. (Salem) Jhunihunwala, Shri Bithvtanath Krishnan, Shri Ci.Y. (Kolar) (Chittorgarh) Krishna, Shn M K, (Ponnani) Jilendra Ptasad, Kunut (Shahjahanpur) Krishnappa, Shri M.V. (Hoskote) loarder, Shri Dwesh Chandra Kumara manga lam, Shri Mohan (Malda) (Pondichcrry) Joseph, Shri M. M. (Pcermade) Kureel, Shri Baij Nath (Ramsanehighat) Joshi, Shri Jagannathrao (Shajupur) Joshi, Shri Popatial M. (Banaskautha) I Joshi, Shuman Subhadra (Chandnt Chowk) Lakkappa, Shri K. (Tunikur) Lakshmikanthamma, Sint, T. K (K ham mam) Lakshminarayanan, Shri M. R. Kachwai, Shri Hukam Chand (Morena) (Tindivanam) KadftfiJ, Shri JDattajirao Baburao Lalia, Shri (Udaipur) (Hatkangale) Lambodar Baliyat, Shii <Ba$tar) Kadam, Shrt Jagjiwanrao Ganpatrao Laskar, Shri Nthar Ranjan (Karimganj) (Wardha) Latchumatian, Shn T S. Shriparumbudui) Kaiumdole, Shri Zamru Manglu Lutfal Ilaque, Shri (Jangipur) (Maleguon) Kailas Narain Narula Sheonarain, Dr. M (Bombay South) Kakodkar Shri Purushottam (panjim) Madho Ram, Shri R.W. (Karnal) Kakoty, Shri Rabindra Nath (Dibrugarh) Madhukar, Shri Kamaia Mtshra Kate, Shri Baburao Janglu (Jalna) (Kesaria) Kalyanasundaram, Shri M, Maha Deepak Singh, Shri (Kasgaoj) (TiruchirappalJi) Mahajan, Shii Vikram Chand (JCantgra) Kftotatohaiah, Shri Doddavarapu Mahaiat*. Shri Yadav Shivram (Buldana) (NWIorfl) Maharaj Singh, Shri (Mainpuri) Kamala Kumari, Kumari (Paiamau) Mah&ta, Shrt Pebendra Nath &amar.aj Nadar, Shri K. (Nagercoil) (PunuUa) (iv) Mahishi, Dr. Sarojini Bindurao N (Dharwar North) Majhi, Shn Gajadhar (Stmdargarh) Nahata, Shri Amrit (Barmer) Majhi, Shri Kumar (Kconjhar) Naik, Shri Balakrishna Vcnkanna Manjhi, Shri Bhola (Jamui) (Kanara) Malhotra, Shri Inderjit (Jammu) Nair, Shri N. Sreekantan (Quilon) Mallanna, Shri K. (Madhugiri), Nanda, Shri Gutzari Lai (KaithaO Mallikarjun, Shri (Medak) Narain Chand, Shri (Hamirpur) Malviya, Shri Keshav Deo Narayanan, Shri (Pollachi) (Dhomariaganj) Narayanarao, Shri Karri (Bobilli) Mandat, Shri Jadish N. (Godda) Narendra Singh, Shri (Almora) Mandat, Shri Ymuna Prasad Narendra Singh, Shri (Satna) (Samastipur) Narsingh Narain, Shri (Corakhpur) Manobaran, Siiri K. (Madras North) Nathoo Ram, Shri (Nagaur) Maran, Shri Murasoli (Madras South) Nawal
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